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Вице-премьер Канат Бозумбаев провел совещание о ходе реализации проекта «Ауыл Аманаты» в Кызылординской области. С докладом выступил вице-министр национальной экономики Бауыржан Омарбеков.447 тыс. жителей Кызылординской области (53%) проживают в сельской местности. С начала реализации проекта «Ауыл Аманаты» в селах было реализовано 782 проекта, создано 1,1 тыс. рабочих мест. На текущий год выделено 5,5 млрд тенге. Особое внимание уделяется поддержке перерабатывающих предприятий с полным производственным циклом от выращивания до сбыта продукции.Для дальнейшего усиления работы по развитию сел в 2026–2028 годах планируется выделить 450 млрд тенге, из которых 21,2 млрд тенге предусмотрены для Кызылординской области. На эти средства запланирована реализация свыше 1 тыс. проектов, что демонстрирует высокий потенциал региона для расширения сельского предпринимательства и развития кооперации.Отдельно на совещании обсудили приоритетную поддержку кооперативов.«На диалоговой платформе сельских акимов Глава государства акцентировал внимание на том, что устойчивое развитие сельской экономики напрямую зависит от эффективной работы кооперативов. Процесс их создания должен активно проводиться по всей стране, а работа по координации со стороны областных акиматов должна находиться под строгим контролем», — отметил Канат Бозумбаев.Вице-премьер поручил Министерству сельского хозяйства совместно с Министерством национальной экономики и акиматами областей в двухнедельный срок проработать вопрос принятия необходимых мер по стимулированию создания сельскохозяйственных кооперативов.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/1119226?lang=kk

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The Ministry of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan has published a draft order "On Amending the Order of the Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated May 11, 2023, No. 166-НК, 'On Approving the List of Socially Significant Food Products'" on the Open NPA platform.The draft order expands the list of socially significant food products. While this list previously included 19 items, the draft order proposes increasing their number to 33.The Ministry of Trade proposes including the following items in the updated list of socially significant food products: tomatoes, cucumbers, apples, bone-in beef, boneless beef, ground meat, bone-in lamb, fresh or chilled fish, frozen fish, ultra-pasteurized milk, sour cream, hard cheese, and black tea. Each item will be further discussed with the business community, the Chamber of Entrepreneurs, and government agencies.The primary goal of the temporary expansion of the list of socially significant food products is to make the most in-demand food products more accessible to the population and ensure price stability.The expansion of the list of socially significant food products is a temporary measure and is being implemented to ensure pricing transparency for these products and eliminate unproductive intermediaries who charge high trade markups. This will create incentives for manufacturers of goods included in the expanded list of socially significant food products to increase production and expand capacity.Including goods on the list of socially significant food products exempts manufacturers and importers from the obligation to pay remuneration and retroactive bonuses to retail chains. This will reduce the final cost of products for the population and allow businesses to use the freed-up funds for development.Producers of goods on the list have access to government support measures, including discounted transportation through socially significant food products, fixed utility rates, preferential working capital, and other instruments.Proposed list of socially significant food products:1. First-grade wheat flour2. Wheat bread made from first-grade flour (tinned)3. Loaf bread (sold in bulk)4. Buckwheat groats (whole grain, sold in bulk)5. Polished rice (round grain, sold in bulk)6. Potatoes7. Table carrots8. Onions9. Cabbage10. Tomatoes11. Cucumbers12. Apples13. White sugar - granulated sugar14. Sunflower oil15. Beef with bones16. Boneless beef17. Ground meat18. Lamb with bones19. Horse meat with bones20. Fish, fresh or chilled (bream, crucian carp, pike perch, pike, carp, vendace)21. Frozen fish (pike perch, pollock, hake, flounder, mackerel, carp)22. Chicken meat (chicken thighs, drumsticks, and thighs)23. Chicken24. Pasteurized milk, 2.5% fat, in flexible packaging25. Ultra-pasteurized, sterilized milk26. Kefir, 2.5% fat27. Sour cream28. Cottage cheese: 5–9% fat29. Hard cheese30. Butter (unsalted, at least 72.5% fat, without fillers or vegetable fats)31. Chicken eggs (category 1)32. Black tea33. Edible table salt (except "Extra")The Ministry of Trade and Integration invites all interested citizens, business representatives, and the expert community to participate in the public discussion of the draft order on the portal Open Regulatory Legal Acts https://legalacts.egov.kz/npa/view?id=15715467 Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1118845?lang=kk

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Заместитель Премьер-министра – министр национальной экономики Серик Жумангарин провел встречу с Леей Гутьеррес, генеральным директором Азиатского банка развития (АБР) по Центральной и Западной Азии.Серик Жумангарин тепло приветствовал Лею Гутьеррес и поздравил с назначением на должность в июле текущего года. Он подчеркнул значимость многолетнего партнерства, которое продолжается с 1994 года.«Азиатский банк развития является для нас стратегическим партнером. За период сотрудничества Банком профинансирован ряд значимых проектов в сферах транспорта, энергетики, МСБ, цифрового развития, а также социальных проектов. Убеждены, что сегодняшняя встреча будет способствовать дальнейшему укреплению нашего партнерства и реализации новых перспективных инициатив. Хотел бы отметить, что ключевые приоритеты Страновой стратегии АБР по Казахстану на 2023–2027 годы полностью соответствуют нашим национальным приоритетам. Казахстан будет и далее поддерживать эффективную реализацию данной стратегии», — заявил он.С момента установления сотрудничества АБР предоставил Казахстану более $7 млрд в виде займов, технической помощи и грантов.Со своей стороны, Лея Гутьеррес поблагодарила казахстанскую сторону за конструктивный диалог, особо отметив значимость поддержки Казахстана при голосовании по поправке в Устав АБР. Благодаря достижению требуемого порога голосования поправка позволит увеличить совокупный объем кредитования Банка на 50% – до более чем $36 млрд. По ее словам, это решение значительно расширит возможности АБР по поддержке усилий развивающихся стран-членов в решении приоритетных задач развития.«За время нашего сотрудничества, начиная с 1994 года, АБР предоставил Казахстану более $7 млрд. Мы рассчитываем на дальнейшее расширение партнерства – как в традиционных направлениях, так и в новых секторах», — отметила она.Она также сообщила, что в этом году АБР приступил к реализации новой политики в сфере критически важных минералов, направленной на поддержку цепочек создания стоимости стратегических материалов. Банк готов изучать новые проекты в Казахстане, обладающем устойчивым потенциалом в этой сфере.Вице-премьер также сообщил, что правительство Казахстана системно ведет работу по совершенствованию законодательства о ГЧП с учетом лучших мировых практик и рекомендаций международных финансовых организаций, включая АБР, ЕАБР, ЕБРР и Всемирный банк.В завершение стороны обсудили текущие и перспективные направления сотрудничества – в транспортной и промышленной инфраструктуре, технологиях, энергетике, сфере критических материалов, жилищном строительстве и других секторах.Справочно:Азиатский Банк Развития (АБР) – многосторонний финансовый институт развития, в который входят 69 стран-членов, из них 50 расположены в Азиатско-Тихоокеанском регионе и 19 – за его пределами. Казахстан стал членом АБР 19 января 1994 г. Основными инструментами АБР являются займы, гранты, техническая помощь, которые предоставляются правительствам и частному сектору стран-членов для реализации конкретных проектов и программ.В период с 1994 по 2024 годы объем финансирования АБР в Казахстане составил более $7 млрд на инвестиционные проекты и техническую помощь.https://primeminister.kz/ru/news/serik-zumangarin-vstretilsia-s-generalnym-direktorom-aziatskogo-banka-razvitiia-po-centralnoi-i-zapadnoi-azii-30810 Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/1118779?lang=kk

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Депутаты Мажилиса на пленарном заседании под председательством Спикера Палаты Ерлана Кошанова ратифицировали Рамочное соглашение с Фондом международного развития OPEC.В ходе пленарного заседания Мажилис ратифицировал Рамочное соглашение об организации операций в частном секторе между Правительством Казахстана и Фондом международного развития ОРЕС.Документ депутатам представил первый вице-министр национальной экономики Азамат Амрин. Как в содокладе отметил руководитель рабочей группы Бауржан Смагулов, соглашение предусматривает предоставление Фондом займов под 2,5-5% без требования гарантий от государства для финансирования инвестиционных проектов.– При этом активы и доходы Фонда освобождаются от прямых налогов, предоставляется возможность конвертации валюты и перевода средств. Документ также определяет статус и режим Фонда, предоставляет ему привилегии и иммунитет, включает защиту прав Фонда и бенефициаров и устанавливает механизм урегулирования споров через арбитражный суд, – сообщил мажилисмен.Ратификация соглашения позволит Фонду оказывать Казахстану финансовую поддержку в рамках его целей экономического развития по таким направлениям, как энергетика, промышленность, транспортная инфраструктура, финансы, сельское хозяйство, вода, телекоммуникации, образование и здравоохранение. В период с 2026 по 2030 годы планируется выделить частным компаниям до 400 млн долларов США на реализацию различных проектов в стране.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/1118544?lang=kk

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Karabalyk district is confidently completing 11 months of 2025, demonstrating stable development of key sectors of the economy. Financial indicators, the pace of agricultural production, the renovation of infrastructure and the implementation of significant social projects indicate positive dynamics and a good foundation for the future.This year, the district's budget amounted to 7 billion tenge. In its structure, a significant share is taken by transfers: 3.4 billion — republican, 3 billion — regional. However, the main indicator of economic activity was the over-fulfillment of the plan for own income.In January–November, the district received 2.9 billion tenge of revenue with a plan of 2.6 billion tenge. The execution amounted to 111.8%, which indicates an increase in tax revenues and an increase in the efficiency of financial flow management.Small and medium-sized businesses: almost every entrepreneur is in businessEntrepreneurial activity in the Karabalyk district remains high. To date, 1,418 SMEs have been registered here, and 99% of them actually work. This is one of the best indicators in the region, which confirms the favorable business climate.Small businesses continue to play an important role in providing employment and generating revenue for the budget, being the backbone of the local economy.Agriculture: productivity gains and investmentsThe agricultural sector has traditionally remained the leading one in the structure of the regional economy. This year, sowing operations covered 297.1 thousand hectares. Grain and leguminous crops were planted on an area of 194.5 thousand hectares, slightly less than in 2024, but the emphasis was on diversification.Special attention was paid to the expansion of areas under oilseed crops: their volume increased by 28%, reaching 73.3 thousand hectares. Fodder areas were also increased to 5.4 thousand hectares.The harvesting campaign has been completed completely and has brought tangible results. The average yield was 19.5 hundredweight per hectare, exceeding last year's figure. The gross grain harvest reached 379.3 thousand tons, which was a significant success for the region.In addition to seasonal work, investment activity is developing in the industry. Two major projects were launched in 2025.:construction of a workshop for the production of meat and bone meal with a capacity of up to 15 tons per day, the project cost is 680 million tenge;creation of a production complex for the production of mixed feed and silos for the storage of raw materials with a capacity of 108 thousand tons per year. Investments — 1.5 billion tenge.Both projects are focused on creating new jobs and strengthening the processing sector.Infrastructure: new networks appear in villagesStable development of the district is impossible without strengthening the engineering infrastructure. Last year, the construction of distribution networks was completed in six settlements — Mikhaylovka, Boskole, Station, Voroshilovka, Priuralsky and Lesnoy.In parallel, work is underway to prepare for winter. More than 600 meters of heating mains have been replaced in Svyatoslavka, Nauchny and Station — this will ensure stable heat supply during the heating season.Installation of block-modular boiler houses for social institutions has been completed in Toguzak. A similar facility in Svyatoslavka is being prepared for delivery.Roads: repairs on key sectionsThe road infrastructure, as one of the strategic areas, has also been developed. In 2025, repairs were carried out at two important sites:from S. Peschanoe to Slavenka village (17 km),from Novotroitskoye village to Magnai station (15.6 km).This will improve transport accessibility, reduce travel time, and increase safety for residents of the area.Construction and housing: new houses and social facilitiesIn the field of housing construction, the construction of nine semi—detached houses has been completed - a total of 18 modern apartments with a total area of more than 1,500 square meters. meters.Work was also actively carried out in education: 300 million tenge was allocated for the modernization of institutions, of which 250 million were funds from the Kazakhstan Khalqyna Fund. This will allow updating the material and technical base of schools and improving the quality of education.A major prospect: relocation of the Border Troops training centerOne of the key events of next year may be the deployment of a border guard training center in the Karabalyk district, which is planned to be transferred from the Akmola region.More than 60 families of teachers and military personnel are expected to arrive, as well as the annual arrival of over 1,000 military personnel for training. This will become a powerful incentive for the development of social, educational and commercial infrastructure, as well as increase the demand for housing and services.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1118535?lang=kk

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Vienna, December 3, 2025 – During his visit to Vienna, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev held a meeting with Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Rafael Grossi.The Kazakh Foreign Minister briefed his interlocutor on Kazakhstan’s plans for the development of the national nuclear industry and the construction of nuclear power plants, highlighting the importance of fulfilling the strategic task of achieving carbon neutrality. He emphasized that partnership with the IAEA, including the expansion of the contractual and legal framework, is one of the priorities of Kazakhstan’s foreign policy, and underscored the Agency’s key role in maintaining the global security architecture and strengthening the international non-proliferation regime.Minister Kosherbayev expressed gratitude to the IAEA Director General for the Agency’s continuous support across all areas of cooperation with Kazakhstan, drawing attention to the importance of further work on developing human capital and ensuring the presence of Kazakh citizens in key positions within the Agency. The Kazakh diplomat stressed Kazakhstan’s significant role in initiating and promoting the agenda aimed at restoring the sovereign equality of member states in the IAEA.Director General Grossi highlighted Kazakhstan’s particular contribution and important initiatives in the peaceful use of nuclear energy – from plans to build nuclear power plants and develop nuclear medicine to the successful operation of the IAEA Low Enriched Uranium Bank in Ust-Kamenogorsk. He expressed the Agency’s readiness to provide comprehensive support to Kazakhstan at all stages of the NPP construction project and proposed developing and signing a Cooperation Roadmap covering other key areas of interaction.The implementation of IAEA Technical Cooperation Programme projects in Kazakhstan received high praise, including those aimed at developing innovative nuclear technologies for cancer treatment, enhancing agricultural efficiency, and rehabilitating the territory of the former Semipalatinsk nuclear test site.Following the meeting, Kazakhstan and the IAEA reaffirmed their mutual interest and readiness to further expand and deepen multifaceted cooperation.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1118498?lang=kk

Brussels, December 2, 2025 – The Republic of Kazakhstan and the European Union held the first round of official negotiations on concluding a Visa Facilitation Agreement and a Readmission Agreement between Kazakhstan and the EU.The meeting was co-chaired by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Alibek Bakayev and Deputy Director-General of the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs Johannes Luchner.The launch of the negotiations became a significant and symbolic event, coinciding with an important milestone: December marks the 10th anniversary of the signing of the Enhanced Partnership and Cooperation Agreement between Kazakhstan and the EU. The start of this new negotiation track demonstrates the maturity, depth, and strategic orientation of the relationship, which has been steadily developing over the past decade.Participants noted that the opening of negotiations reflects growing trust and the commitment of both sides to enhance mobility, expand opportunities for citizens, and strengthen humanitarian and people-to-people ties. It was emphasized that these negotiations are the first process of this kind between the European Union and a Central Asian country, giving this step a historic dimension.The discussions proceeded in a constructive manner. The parties exchanged approaches, agreed on initial benchmarks, and outlined directions for further work. The negotiations confirmed the readiness of both sides to move forward gradually, shaping a modern legal framework that will facilitate travel, strengthen interpersonal contacts, and further expand cooperation.The launch of the official negotiations was announced during the 22nd meeting of the Kazakhstan-EU Cooperation Council, held on December 1 in Brussels under the chairmanship of Kazakhstan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Yermek Kosherbayev and the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaja Kallas.Kazakhstan and the European Union agreed to continue the negotiation process and hold the next round of consultations in Astana in 2026.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1118465?lang=kk

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Фонд развития предпринимательства «Даму» при поддержке Национального банка Казахстана выдал первый льготный кредит в цифровом тенге по программе «Өрлеу» через Halyk Bank под 12,6% годовых.Первым клиентом, воспользовавшимся цифровым тенге, стал предприниматель из Павлодара Виталий Кремберг. Его проект направлен на строительство предприятия по производству гранул/абсорбента, применяемого как гигиенический наполнитель для домашних животных, а также в строительстве, сельском хозяйстве и экологических целях (например, при ликвидации аварий с разливом горюче-смазочных материалов).Клиент с прогрессивным подходом к бизнесу целенаправленно выбрал новый продукт — кредит в цифровом тенге — чтобы развивать производство с применением современных технологий.Новый финансовый инструмент особенно удобен для бизнеса, предоставляя ряд преимуществ:удаленное оформление;быстрое рассмотрение заявки и выдача средств;прозрачное выполнение условий госпрограмм;отсутствие налоговых проверок, что снижает административные и финансовые издержки;сокращение срока возврата НДС с 55–75 до 15 рабочих дней.Сумма привлеченных инвестиций составляет 250 млн тенге сроком на 7 лет под 12,6% годовых. На заемные средства клиент планирует приобрести земельный участок, построить производственное помещение и закупить оборудование. В первый год планируется создать порядка 10 рабочих мест. Планируемая мощность производства — 1200–1400 тонн в год.Получение кредита стало доступным в рамках заключенного соглашения между Фондом «Даму» и Halyk Bank об участии в программе «Өрлеу» для финансирования МСБ, в том числе в цифровом тенге.Цифровой тенге представляет собой электронную версию национальной валюты Казахстана, которая эмитируется исключительно Национальным банком.Для участия в программе «Өрлеу» предпринимателям необходимо обращаться в банки второго уровня, являющиеся участниками программы. На данном этапе соглашения о сотрудничестве заключены с Halyk Bank, Банк ЦентрКредит, ForteBank, Bereke Bank, Евразийский банк, Freedom Bank, Nurbank, RBK Bank, KZI bank. Кроме того, участники программы могут также воспользоваться гарантией Фонда.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/economy/press/news/details/1117649?lang=kk

Bern, December 2, 2025 – Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev held a meeting with Guy Parmelin, Vice President of Switzerland and Head of the Federal Department of Economic Affairs, Education and Research.During the negotiations, the parties reaffirmed the importance of the agreements reached following Vice President Parmelin’s meetings with President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov, which took place on 28 November 2025 in Astana.The discussions included an exchange of views on intensifying cooperation in political and trade-economic spheres, including industry, transport and logistics, digitalization, healthcare and finance.The interlocutors also reviewed the current state and prospects of bilateral cooperation between Astana and Bern, confirming their mutual interest in further strengthening political dialogue.Minister Kosherbayev noted that Vice President Parmelin’s recent visit to Kazakhstan gave a new impetus to the development of trade, economic, and investment cooperation between the two countries.“We have established a dynamic and constructive dialogue. It is important to maintain this positive momentum, enhance exchanges, and continue deepening cooperation in all areas,” added the Kazakh Foreign Minister.In turn, the Vice President of Switzerland emphasized that his substantive meetings with the leadership of Kazakhstan, as well as the participation of a high-level business delegation in the 5th meeting of the Kazakhstan-Switzerland Business Council in Astana reaffirmed the shared commitment to deepening mutually beneficial partnership.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1117599?lang=kk

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 In the West Kazakhstan Region, entrepreneurs included a clause in a supply contract requiring a local manufacturer to pay a retail chain a 10% commission on the value of the delivered goods. However, the subject of the contract was butter, a product included in the list of socially significant food products, making such requirements illegal.After receiving the information, the Department of Trade and Consumer Protection of the West Kazakhstan Region conducted an investigation and confirmed the violation. Experts determined that the retail chain had knowingly included the obligation to pay a commission in the contract, despite a direct prohibition under the law regarding socially significant goods.The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On the Regulation of Trade Activities" does allow for the inclusion of a commission in the price of food products. However, such a commission cannot exceed 5% of the product's value and can only be applied to products not included in the list of socially significant food products. Payment of a commission is completely prohibited for socially significant food products. Overall, the Department initiated administrative cases against 192 businesses during the past period of 2025. These figures demonstrate that the agency maintains strict and consistent government oversight in the trade sector, paying particular attention to compliance with legal regulations, particularly regarding price regulation and rules for handling socially significant food products.   Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1117476?lang=kk

For example, the large retail chain Metro was held administratively liable for exceeding the 15% trade markup on socially important food products, according to Part 2 of Article 204-4 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Metro Cash & Carry LLC appealed the Department's administrative decision in all courts, including through cassation, but to no avail, as the Department's actions were legal.It's worth noting that this is not the first time Metro has been held administratively liable for imposing a trade markup. Previously, in 2024, Metro Cash & Carry LLC was held administratively liable for a trade markup and also appealed the Department's administrative decision in court. As a result, the business entity's claims were denied, including by the Supreme Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Large Almaty retail chains, such as Small and Toimart, were also held administratively liable for exceeding the 15% markup.During the Department's comprehensive efforts to implement state oversight functions, the SMALL retail chain was held administratively liable by the court under Article 462 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Republic of Kazakhstan for obstructing Department officials in the performance of their state oversight functions.Comprehensive efforts are currently underway to hold unscrupulous entrepreneurs selling socially important food products in convenience stores administratively liable. Overall, the Almaty Department of Trade and Consumer Protection has imposed fines totaling over 32 million tenge on entrepreneurs who inflated the markup on socially important products.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mti/press/news/details/1117468?lang=kk

On December 2, 2025, the head of the Internal Policy Department of the Akimat of the Zhitikarinsky district, M. A. Dzhetenov, met with students at the Zhitikarinsky Polytechnic College.Within the framework of the republican environmental program "Taza Kazakhstan", the participants were presented the main directions of work on the improvement and sanitary maintenance of the district.This year, a set of measures has been implemented in the Zhitikarinsky district to green the city, repair monuments, install small architectural forms and develop street infrastructure.Landscaping has been completed, more than 3.8 thousand seedlings have been planted, sanitary pruning of trees has been carried out, unauthorized landfills have been eliminated, container sites have been installed and infrastructure for the removal of bulky waste has been created.The 109 call center is functioning in the city, thanks to which residents promptly report landscaping problems - over 800 requests have been received in 10 months.Special attention is being paid to the development of public spaces: playgrounds and sports grounds have been installed, a major renovation of a rural stadium has been completed, and work is underway to restore apartment buildings for socially vulnerable categories of citizens. The street lighting was upgraded and the pillars were painted.In 2025, 51 dilapidated buildings were dismantled, which is significantly higher than planned. Social partners also make a great contribution to the improvement — the district's enterprises actively support the renovation of monuments, the creation of alleys and public areas.Examples of schoolchildren's participation in the environmental program are highlighted separately. Children from the villages of Zabelovka, Yrsai, Prigorodnoye and Turgenevka are improving courtyards on their own, creating decorative elements, updating play areas, demonstrating personal initiative and environmental responsibility.Work on the implementation of the Taza Kazakhstan program in the Zhitikarinsky district continues and is aimed at improving the quality of life, creating a comfortable urban environment and developing the ecological culture of the population. #TazaQazaqstan #TazaQazakstan #Eco-education #Environmentalism #Youth Ecology #QostanaiSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1117353?lang=kk